The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-03-01

Mas achusetts streets, after this week.
I These ladies were always among the most
popular residents of Sedalia, and their
many friends will be pleased TO have them
again permanently located here.
Among those at the Walker-Longzn
wedding, which was fully reported by the
press of this city Wednesday morning,
were Mr.. and Mrs. Ad. Walker, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Walker of Pleasant Green,
No. Mr. and Mrs. e. +. Leonard of ''Rav-
enswoOd," Mr. and Mrs. John Walker of
BOonVille, aud Mr.. and Mrs. Rector of
Wichita, Kas ~
Rooms No. ), Broadway school, the one
under the charge of Miss Efiie ,rrick, the
other under Miss ! EFT had a rival SPELL
ing match Friday sf,ernoon, which result
ed in favor of the pupils of Miss Barrick's
room, eight of them being left standing
A prize VIII be given to the one of the
eight who remains victorious in contest
tomorrow afternoon.
Nine. Patti, at her concert given in
ST.. Lonis, wore a dress of cream failie
Francois, with an entire front of cream
and gold thread embroidery and train of
velvet brocade in design of large scarlet
roses. Diamonds covered her neck, depend
ed from her dress, cleaned in her cans,
sparkled on her fingers and ran like rib
bon of light around each pretty arm.
Patti is the only Patti .a
Miss Emma Davis. who was formerly
well-knOwn resid dent of this city, was re-
Gently married in St. Louis, and the fol-
lowing account of her wedding, taken from
ihe Globe Democrat will be read with in
lereSt
"The prettiest wedding that has taken
place at private residence for long
time, was that OF Miss Emma Davis and
Mr.. Nathan Goldsmith last Wednesday.
The marriage was celebrated at , O'Clock
by Pabbi Messing at the residence Of the
brides brOihtr-in-law and sister. MIR. and
Mrs BienenStOcF, on West Pine street
tas,eiullv furnished end beautifully
decorated place was The drawing room,
where the bride and groom stood under
superb flora bell of bride roses ind hya-
cinths to registorAheir VOWS, with no at
tendsntS but The four little children of the
household, who stood near holding baskets
filled with roses and lilies. Only the fam
lilies of the bride and groom attended the
ceremony, aud after a sumpluous dinner.
which, according to the old German Gus
tones of The family, was prepared entirely
under the super vision of The house mistress
and was a culinary success, worthy If the
occasionl, lasting from $50 20 o'clock
There was a small reception of the intimate
friends from TO IL O'clock"
Mr. and Mrs. Goldsmith are now al
home at the Southern hotel ST. Louis, and
where several Sedslia had the pleasure
of meeting them last week.
SUPPER
Mrs. ]. q. White served dainty sup
per Tuesday evening at her handsome
Fifth s. rect residence in honor of Mrs. J.
VI. Glue, Mrs. George Cummings. Mrs A
w. Perry, Mrs. George Babcock, Mrs. l.
A. Ross and Mrs. Parsons. The ladies
eniovcd the supper very much.
HANDSOME RECEPTION.
Invitations worded as follows were sent
out the first OF last week: I-
g. rs. A. w. Perry would be pleased
to..have you drink tea with her, and meet
Mrs. ]. NJ. Cluie. Thursday, Feb. 24th,
from 2 o'c Ock until f."
In response to the above invitation near
ly fifty g tests assembled at the family res
idence of Mrs. Perry, on Broadway, and
ha a most delightful time. The tea table
was furnished with plenty of angel food,
cakes and tropical fruit, and the lea was
poured by Miss Kitty Perry an 4 served by
Misses Myrtle Sturteyant and Gertie Faul-
habcr. The costumes worn were rich and
tasteful, Mrs Clute, in whose honor the
te2 was given, appearing in black faiIle
Frcncais with Jet and lace panels. Mrs
Perry also wore black satin and point
D'AIncon, aud was a careful snd at,en-
tive hostess. Among he many present
were: Mesdames Stafford, Temple. Stur-
tevani, DIR. Jones. F. Meyer, L. Ross, L F.
Sheldon, c. Newkirk, Geo. GalBrpath, G.
Simm nds f. \. Houx, John Gallie. ID
II. Smith, j A. Montgomery, j. w. Ming,
j. g. White. -Barlos, Z. q. Walker, G.
Siurgis, S Bieler, Kate Hawkins, Dawson
Drake, Barrett, Wheeler, Walmsley, Par
ker, Cummings, J. L. Smith, Messerly,
Babcock and Parsons.
SOCIAL MEETING. &c.
, q The daughters of e. V. Lewis, entertain
ed a number of the young people of the
congregational church very handsomely
FRIDAY evening, at their residence, corner
of Seventh street and Washington avenue
The entert Iinment was for the purpose of
making the new converts acquainted and
with music and other amusements the
time was delightfully."- whiled away. Re-
freshments of SANDWICHES, ices, fruits etc
were SER ed Among the guests were:
Misses Anna MerlE, Carrie Richey.
Grace Sheph srd, Sylvia Sheldon, Julia
and Fannie Stock, Fannie Y uWagner,
Minnie Hahn and Messrs Frank Glimpse,
Cbas West, Robert King, Ernest,
Henney, Albeit Holman, George Hahn
Frank Eastey and others.
A PLEASANT TRIP.
MI. ]. j. Fry and DIR. and Mrs +. y.
Small, who acco panied Superintendent
Frey on an extended trip through the
south, south ives. and up into New, Mexico,
and who returned Friday night, report
most delightful. trip, throughout. The par
ly travelled in Superintendent Frey's speei' Il
car and that genial gentleman proved him.
sell most admirable entertainer. AT Lit
tie Rock, Ark large number of old
friends welcomed the Marty Mr.. and Mr.